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BellGab / Re: BellGab Archive, now functional

« on: March 16, 2026, 02:57:33 AM »

Quote from: Master Trollda on March 16, 2026, 12:19:20 AM

Keep your eyes on YouTube. I have it on good authority that Gabcast related livestreams may be happening in the not too distant future.

Let us know. The Gabcasts 2013-2020 included in the Archive are an added bonus and might prompt a resurgence of interest.

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BellGab / Re: BellGab Archive, now functional

« on: March 16, 2026, 02:52:23 AM »

Quote from: pate on March 15, 2026, 08:49:22 AM

I think eMCee scrubbed the Rubini/Zaza stuff himself, didn't he?

In anycase, if the 'Neu Owner' is indeed intardasted in scrubbing shit-stains they could start with JaxTard's garbage...

If whomever owns the site (there's your conspiracy, sir...) is 'curating posts' on/by their personal tastes or what-not... Totally 'fake and gay.'

Might as well just hit the 'delete' button.

As I recall, eMCee generally left anything posted up as long as it wasn't pornographic or otherwise some sort of illegal activity...

The Rubini/Zaza stuff I seem to recall was related to doxxing somehow or another?

I dunno, definitely locking out new posts is 'fake and gay,' especially if you are 'curating' according to personal taste as I outlined above.

Why eMCee sold the place to a DemonCrap (that sort of curation is decidedly DemonCraptic) I am at a loss to explain.

My recollection was that Lee bestowed the Archive to an old and trusted friend, someone who would honor the place and memory of BellGab. Their one caveat being that the new custodian must remain forever anonymous.

Almost certainly, the 2022 ZaZa posts were pulled very near the end and under "new management". The scrubbing suggests a certain form of moral perfectionism that doesn't necessarily include all babbling self-absorbed idiots.

There may be other subtle clues that I am loath at the moment to present.

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BellGab / Re: BellGab Archive, now functional

« on: March 15, 2026, 08:00:56 AM »

Quote from: pate on March 15, 2026, 04:02:50 AM

I am not certain, it has been quite awhile... I'd need to see the front-page/splash-page from when the site was last functional... I seem to recall that the 'last posts' in each section were not the ones that are listed now. For some reason, I have the dates of these recalled 'last posts' being from September, I can only assume that they were prior to the 'current' October dates in 2022? Or is there almost a full year (to Sept '23?) of missing posts?

I seem to recall my 'pate/K_Dubb 2024' thread over in Politics having a lot more posts than are 'currently' there...

Unfortunately, the site has no snapshots on the 'Intartube wayback masheen' with which to compare.

Something seems 'off' in any case.

I haven't dug too deeply into it, still think it is pretty 'fake and gay' for whomever the new owner is (if there really IS a new owner) to have locked out the ability to login and post new content, sad...

The excisions have been carefully curated and in accordance with the extended "maintenance" period. To cite a few aberrant examples: ZaZa was pulled, posts and references thereto, prior to the lockdown. The Anthony's Playpen thread was disappeared between the time of the lockdown and the software related breakdown. A few of Anthony's posts do remain, but only the positive gleanings, nothing of the painful triggering from that era. Inevitably, references to the infamous Rubini, and quotes thereof, lay scattered about, but I have yet to find a single post.

Case in point:

The New Owner has great reverence for the material and clearly did not want any troll related problems, then or now. I appreciate the effort and the prettiness, whether "fake or gay", I'll take it.

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BellGab / Re: BellGab Archive, now functional

« on: March 14, 2026, 01:13:46 AM »

Quote from: pate on March 13, 2026, 03:15:54 AM

bellgab.com was back up a moment ago, at least on my phone...

Appeared to be missing some posts that occurred before 'final' lockdown on posts, I think?

Perhaps it is still 'loading' content or something.

Nautical Shore.

Conspiracy theory of the moment: Those "cheshire cat" posts could have been Redacted prior to the lockdown and might have even precipitated the lockdown.

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Politics / Re: Oh Canada

« on: February 14, 2026, 10:46:03 AM »

From my experience, limited as it may be, cranky Albertans are a breed apart as far as Canadian temperament goes. Western Canada sentiment has always been a consequence of the population imbalance. It has been said Carney is governing like a "small C Conservative", understandably given minority status. My oracle suggests a snap spring election is unlikely. The main concern is trade and the economy. But if King Donald has his way with Gordie Howe, all bets are off.

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Politics / Re: Oh Canada

« on: February 11, 2026, 05:31:56 AM »

Absent Mr. T and WOTR, from my Canadian brethren:

"Many Americans are salivating for a piece of the Great White North. They see Alberta as easy prey and a taste test for gutting the rest of the nation.

There has always been a nascent separatist sentiment in Alberta.The same could be said for Texas. There has always been a separatist calling for Quebec. The same could be said for Puerto Rico.

A recent poll shows very few Albertans would actually want to wreck the country. The movement is not just a group of grassroots kooks anymore. They are being fed and welcomed by longstanding American interests."

https://calgary.citynews.ca/2026/02/09/most-albertans-vote-stay-canada-poll/

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Esoterica / Re: The Multidimensional Universe

« on: February 10, 2026, 08:54:28 AM »

She knows a thing or three about ORBS.

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Esoterica / Re: eyes with no soul running the world- scary

« on: February 09, 2026, 07:53:21 AM »

RIP Tootsie

Today's revelations are exactly what she warned.

https://www.thewisewolf.club/p/epstein-baal-child-sacrifice

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Random / Re: Ask Jack Anything

« on: February 06, 2026, 02:32:04 AM »

¿Qué pasa?

Long overdue for a wellness check.

XXXX Barnes Dr. - Owner: MICHAEL KUCZI SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST

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BellGab / Re: BellGab, now defunct.

« on: February 02, 2026, 05:49:57 AM »

BellGab was more than a field day of endless sport. It was an inspiration and full of insight. It was a source of history and valuable research. We are awaiting its knowing return.